“Historic Landscapes—Recognizing and Eradicating Invasive Plants”
Preservation Delaware to hold online workshop on June 3, 2020.
Delaware Forest Service publishes guide to big trees of Delaware
State’s largest trees includes a Nordmann fir and tamarack at Buena Vista, and a Douglas fir at Belmont Hall.
Horticulture Position
Qualifications We are looking for volunteers who work well within a team and have an interest and/or knowledge or skills in basic gardening, ornamental horticulture, or general plant-related topics. Experience or education in horticulture is a plus! This opportunity may also suitable for groups! Sites Various sites throughout the state of Delaware, including our museum […]
Formal Garden Plant List
In addition to the perennials listed, over 2000 bulbs were planted. These included daffodils (‘Golden Harvest,’ ‘Pheasant Eye,’ ‘Erlicheer,’ Lent Lily, and Double Campernelle), crocus, Spanish bluebells, snowdrops, and blue squills. In The Gardens Home >
New Castle Green Tree Descriptions
The practice of maintaining a green open space in the middle of a village or more populated environment began hundreds of years ago in England. The green was an open area of land within a settlement where the citizens could go for exercise, to graze livestock in a secure area, where markets were held, where […]
Self Guided & Digital Tours
Serenity on the St. Jones
A Formal Garden Restored The John Dickinson Plantation may not look exactly as it did 200 years ago, but it still gives the feeling of the 18th century. In 1954, Alden Hopkins, who helped design gardens for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, designed a Colonial Revival garden for the plantation. The formal garden was installed during […]
Division welcomes three new staff members
New employees include two members of the Horticulture Team and an addition to the staff of the Buena Vista conference/event center.
Dan Davis promoted to Conservation Technician IV
Thirty-one-year veteran works in the division’s Horticulture Team.
Sussex Gardeners deck the halls of the Zwaanendael Museum
Holiday display through December 2016 features preserved flowers, fruit, evergreen branches and other plant material.
